News Overview: These are the News of the Day
Munich is facing various significant local events, including the mayor's re-election campaign, a notable literary reading on victim support, and an investigation into passenger treatment at the airport.
Spring in Munich: The first ice cream parlors open - with new flavors
Ice cream parlors in Munich have opened for the spring season, introducing new flavors to delight residents.
Traffic in Munich: Several tunnels on the Middle Ring and Old Town Ring closed
Drivers in eastern Munich and the Old Town should prepare for traffic disruptions due to multiple tunnel closures next week for maintenance work.
Strikes in Public Transport: 'I wonder how well I can handle this at 50 or 60'
Public transport in Munich faced disruptions due to a strike called by the Verdi union, but operations were less affected than expected, with many services running normally.
Nature in Munich: Why Healthy Trees Are Also Being Cut Down in the Palace Park
Recent tree cuttings in Munich's Nymphenburg Palace Park have raised questions among visitors, with authorities citing necessary measures for park maintenance.
What’s Happening in Literature in Munich: Homages to Mothers and Fathers
Lena Gorelik's upcoming novel 'All My Mothers' explores the complex relationships between mothers and daughters, highlighting themes of identity and intergenerational connections.
Climbing and Hiking: 'The Era of Hero Worship is Over'
Constanze Hampp, the new director of the Alpine Museum in Munich, discusses the evolving appeal of the mountains and how climate change is being represented in exhibitions.
Gisèle Pelicot in Munich: "One Can Get Up Again!"
Gisèle Pelicot receives a standing ovation from the Munich audience at the Residenztheater for her powerful message advocating for the voices of rape victims.
Reservation Times in Gastronomy: The People of Munich Dine Like in a Retirement Home
A humorous commentary on how dining habits in Munich have shifted to earlier reservations, often resulting in empty tables by 9:30 PM.
Night in the Airplane: Fire Department Should Have Been 'Alerted'
Hundreds of passengers were stranded in Munich for hours, with the airport and Lufthansa facing consequences for failing to alert the fire department.
Truck Traffic: A Load of Nightmares
The article discusses the complexities and dangers of truck traffic on German highways, focusing on the A3 and A99 routes, and the unexpected issues that arise from transporting various goods.
Heat in Munich: How the City is Preparing Against the 'Silent Killer'
Munich is taking measures to combat the effects of rising temperatures and heatwaves that are increasingly impacting public health.
Champions, Atalanta to Face Bayern Munich
Atalanta will face Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16, with the matches scheduled for March 10-11 and March 17-18.
US Popstar in Munich: Jason Derulo at the Olympic Hall: Is it sexy or sexist?
Jason Derulo performs at the Olympic Hall in Munich, raising questions about the balance between sensuality and sexism in modern pop culture.
No German Duel: Bayern Meets Atalanta – Leverkusen Against Arsenal
The Champions League round of 16 matchups are set, with Bayern Munich taking on Atalanta and Bayer Leverkusen facing Arsenal, marking the absence of a German clash in the tournament.
Flight Disaster in Munich: Fire Department Should Have Been 'Alerted'
A fire department head claims that fire crews were nearby during a significant passenger delay at Munich Airport but were not called to assist, leading to passenger frustrations.
Atalanta against Bayern Munich in the Champions League round of 16
Atalanta will face Bayern Munich in the round of 16 of the Champions League after the draw in Nyon.
Champions League: Bayern meets Atalanta Bergamo in the Round of 16
FC Bayern will face Atalanta Bergamo in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16, with the draw conducted in Nyon.
Chaos at Munich Airport: 600 Passengers Overnight in the Plane: Firefighters Were Nearby and Could Have Helped
Over 600 passengers were stranded overnight on planes at Munich Airport while firefighters, who could have assisted, were in the vicinity.
Air pollution at Munich Airport: 'Only the bare minimum in health protection'
The Freising Citizens' Association is concerned that the government's plans for air quality monitoring at Munich Airport will only fulfill minimal requirements despite new EU regulations.
Counterpoint to Trump, Putin, and Xi: 'The Future of the World Will Be Decided in the Munich Area'
Satjiv Chahil believes that the region around Munich is poised to become a new Silicon Valley, potentially shaping the future of the world amid significant geopolitical changes.
Public Transport: Strike in Munich: Which Subways, Buses, and Trams Are Still Running
A major strike has begun in Munich, affecting public transportation services amid ongoing labor disputes.
Public Transport: Strike in Munich: These U-Bahns, Buses, and Trams Are Still Running
A public transport strike in Munich, called by the Verdi union, is affecting U-Bahn, bus, and tram services in the city as part of a labor conflict in Bavarian cities.
"Real" aims for revenge in Euroleague – wants to defeat "Bayern"
Real Madrid looks to redeem itself in the Euroleague by facing Bayern Munich after a previous loss in their first meeting.
Hundreds of Passengers Stranded: After Snow Chaos at Munich Airport, Strong Criticism from the Fire Department
Following severe snow-related disruptions at Munich Airport, criticism has emerged from the fire department concerning the lack of response to stranded passengers.
News Overview: These are the News of the Day
The article discusses various news highlights from Munich, including local opinions on social interactions, illegal transactions related to Oktoberfest tables, political developments, and public transport updates.
Landshuter Straße in Unterschleißheim: Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Accident
A 76-year-old pedestrian sustained severe injuries after being struck by a car in Unterschleißheim, Germany.
Let's Talk About Money: 'That Wasn't Gay, It Was Martial Arts in Ballet Shoes'
Osiel Gouneo, a prominent ballet dancer, discusses the challenges of financial security for dancers and his experiences as a black man in Munich in a recent interview.
Women in Public Spaces: The Night Belongs to Us!
The article discusses women's safety in public spaces at night and critiques the prevailing narrative of fear that impacts women's freedom.
Ramersdorf: Bicycle thief brakes bus – 42-year-old injured
A traffic accident involving a bicycle thief led to injuries for a bus passenger in Munich when the bus driver had to brake sharply to avoid a collision.
Nockherberg Preview: What the State Chancellery Could Be Annoyed About
The article previews the upcoming Nockherberg event where comedian Stephan Zinner is set to humorously address politicians from various levels of government.
After years of construction: The first trams finally roll on the West Tangent
The first section of the West Tangent tram line in Munich, which has been under construction for two years, is officially opened with a maiden journey and a public celebration.
TSV 1860 Munich: An Investor Pulling 50+1
Former managing director Oliver Mueller is challenging his dismissal at a Munich court, claiming he did not misuse a bridge loan from investor Hasan Ismaik, a point the court has supported.
News from the Munich Gastro Scene: Unforgettable Favorites and Vegan Delicacies
A renowned Austrian chef, Harald Irka, draws inspiration from his memorable visit to the Gulf of Trieste to create a unique fish dish that reflects both culinary artistry and personal experience.
What's Happening in Dance?: Munich's Dance Stages Summon Spring
Munich's dance scene springs to life with the announcement of the Heinz-Bosl-Stiftung's spring matinées, showcasing emerging talent and established choreographers.
Renting: The Lucrative Business of Furnished Apartments
The market for fully furnished apartments is booming, allowing landlords to earn high rents while posing challenges for tenants facing steep prices amid proposed stricter regulations.
Arsenal told team that can stop them winning the Champions League ahead of last 16 draw
Arsenal faces potential challenges in the Champions League knockout stage, particularly from Bayern Munich, who have historically been a tough competitor.
Lawsuit: Munich's Mayor Plans to Challenge Bed Tax Law at Federal Constitutional Court
The city of Munich is seeking to challenge a Bavarian law that prohibits a bed tax for tourists in hopes of generating additional revenue.
Typical Germany: A Country Explained with Bananas
A column discusses the overwhelming variety of bananas available in Munich supermarkets as a reflection of German values.
Fatal accident at recycling company: 82-year-old crushed by excavator in car
An 82-year-old man died after being crushed by an excavator while sitting in a car at a recycling facility in Munich.
OB-Double at Nockherberg: 'The Song Summarizes His Role Well This Year'
Actor Gerhard Wittmann discusses the challenges of portraying Munich's Mayor Dieter Reiter at this year's Nockherberg event.
About Living Together in the Big City: 'Munich Residents are Different from the Bavarians, Not so Prude'
A report on the diverse cultural interactions in Munich's Olympia-Einkaufszentrum highlights the coexistence of different languages and cultures, especially during a public service strike.
Europe enjoys an American nuclear umbrella. But it also wants one of its own
European leaders, attending the Munich Security Conference, expressed a desire for more independent defense capabilities alongside reliance on the American nuclear umbrella.
Latvia's hockey new star Å mits will continue the season in another team
18-year-old Latvian hockey player Alberts Å mits is being loaned to Munich's Red Bull team in Germany's top ice hockey league for the remainder of the season.
Defenseman Schmitt rented to Germany's top league club Munich 'Red Bull'
18-year-old defenseman Schmitt has been loaned by Mikkelin Jukurit to Red Bull München in Germany after a noteworthy season in Finland.
Munich reduces the price of three of its most iconic men's sneakers by up to 50%
Munich is offering discounts of up to 50% on three of its iconic men's sneakers, highlighting their comfort, style, and versatility.
Sales Losses: Munich Retailers Angry Over MVG Strike
Retailers in Munich are frustrated with planned strikes in public transport that will affect sales during the busiest shopping days of the week.
Trial in Munich: Dispute over old trees: Court stops felling on Königinstraße
A Bavarian administrative court has temporarily halted the felling of old trees in Munich's Königinstraße, marking the second intervention in a matter of months.
SZ Podcast 'Hey Munich': Why does an influencer want to enter the city council?
Influencer Philip Windsperger aims to transition from social media to a political role by running for a spot in the Munich city council.
Declan Rice makes Ballon d'Or admission as Arsenal enter crucial stage of title charge
Declan Rice emphasizes his commitment to Arsenal's success over personal accolades like the Ballon d'Or as they aim for a historic quadruple this season.